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Aug 29, 2009 @ 02:55:48

PugioInAversoBelli

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20/M/Philiadelphia, Pennsylvania
Join Date: Nov 2008

an Agile Hornet 7 Pro 25.

Behold!

Unfortunately, there was some problems with GPD, so they accidentally canceled my order for some black tuning pegs, so it's not quite done yet, but I ditched all the ugly chrome hardware for sexy black hardware, and the Tuners will follow suit shortly. I expected far less guitar than I got for $500 shipped to my door, used.

Appreciating the beauty in music fast enough to tear mortal's faces off.
More notes per second = More emotion per second.

Edited: August 29, 2009 @ 02:56

Aug 29, 2009 @ 03:11:49

kentoo

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61/M/Salmon Arm, Canada
Join Date: Jun 2008

Seven strings? My fingers would not be long enough to bar that. What is the tuning?

Intent is the measure of heart

Edited: August 29, 2009 @ 03:13

Aug 29, 2009 @ 03:20:15

PugioInAversoBelli

Meister
1173 points

20/M/Philiadelphia, Pennsylvania
Join Date: Nov 2008

I set this one up in A standard, ADGCFAD, with 13-66 strings. I have 11-56 on my Carvin and Explorer 7-strings, but this one, having a floyd rose, is going to be in the tuning I use most. Having a fixed bridge guitar in my room is nice cause there's no mucking about with a floating tremolo, but in 2 of my bands, I need a guitar in either D or A, that stays in that tuning, so this one gets to be that one.

Appreciating the beauty in music fast enough to tear mortal's faces off.
More notes per second = More emotion per second.

Aug 29, 2009 @ 03:38:54

HiImDan

TFS Monkey
49493 points

40/M/Cleveland, Ohio
Join Date: Dec 2007

Me & Pepper 2/16/08
What is diabetes?
Clicky & join?

Aug 29, 2009 @ 04:26:07

Allyson

Ogler
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23/F/, Michigan
Join Date: Oct 2008

wow thats nice

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Sep 10, 2009 @ 13:39:53

Charlemagne

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57/M/Houston,
Join Date: Jun 2009

PugioInAversoBelli said:

an Agile Hornet 7 Pro 25.

Behold!

Unfortunately, there was some problems with GPD, so they accidentally canceled my order for some black tuning pegs, so it's not quite done yet, but I ditched all the ugly chrome hardware for sexy black hardware, and the Tuners will follow suit shortly. I expected far less guitar than I got for $500 shipped to my door, used.

Gratz! Enjoy and keep on pickin'.

Oct 03, 2009 @ 06:11:29

davejey

Meister
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71/M/Wellington, New Zealand
Join Date: Jul 2009

PugioInAversoBelli said:

I set this one up in A standard, ADGCFAD, with 13-66 strings. I have 11-56 on my Carvin and Explorer 7-strings, but this one, having a floyd rose, is going to be in the tuning I use most. Having a fixed bridge guitar in my room is nice cause there's no mucking about with a floating tremolo, but in 2 of my bands, I need a guitar in either D or A, that stays in that tuning, so this one gets to be that one.

So, Pugio, with this tuning are yout chord shapes all different to a normal guitar?

I have a dream, a song to sing...

Oct 03, 2009 @ 06:36:55

PugioInAversoBelli

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20/M/Philiadelphia, Pennsylvania
Join Date: Nov 2008

Nope. It's a full step down from standard, but with an added low A on the bottom. There's some really cool tricks I can do like Inverting the open C shape and play the "second" C lower than the original. If I'm really feeling entertaining I can actually play 3 different C notes in one chord. All the chord shapes are the same, but are a full-step down.

Appreciating the beauty in music fast enough to tear mortal's faces off.
More notes per second = More emotion per second.

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